Sentence examples for war head from inspiring English sources

The Sun says he is Off His War Head.

Another late-afternoon broadcast has been offering "an atom-bomb ring with secret message compartment and war head.

But there is another, more resonant view of Britishness that confronts the Ukip-inspired culture war head on.

While Pleasant Hill Shakers were merely the targets of recruitment efforts, South Union suffered "the ravages of War" head on, as an eldress wrote in her family's journal.

He was considered to be the first post-Cold War head of government in eastern and central Europe who had not been a member of a Soviet-era communist regime.

The Sun devoted its whole front page to the compromise, headlined "Off his war head", plus a couple of pages inside in which the paper argued that Corbyn had destroyed Labour's credibility.

"I'm wary of taking a big subject – say, the Iraq war – head-on.

You can understand why; to deal with the war head-on risks having your novel taken aesthetic hostage.

In July an inquiry into the Iraq war, headed by Sir John Chilcot, was formally launched.

The fund-raisers Mr. Spitzer attended, he said, were "a continuous declaration of war heading into the session," which starts in January.

Imad Mughniyeh, well known since being implicated in bombings and hostage-takings during Lebanon's civil war, headed Hizbullah's special operations forces, and was a key link to Iran's Revolutionary Guard before his unexplained assassination in Damascus in February 2008.